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More Subtle Signs You’re in a Toxic Relationship
by MonteR on April 29, 2016I read with interest article on my news feed from Reader's Digest, 9 Subtle Signs You’re in a Toxic Relationship. The article listed these subtle signs: You're always walking on eggshells You feel ... more
Mother's Day Sale!
by JStudd1 on April 28, 2016Copies of SOME PEOPLE ARE LIKE THE OLD PROSPECTOR'S MULE...! will be available directly from the author until Mother's Day, May 8, 2016 at the sale price of $15, shipping included! Place orders at jo ... more
Traditional V Indie Publishing
by JJames on April 28, 2016It was never a consideration for me to go down the traditional route when publishing my book. Ok, that’s not strictly true. I mean, who wouldn’t want to be snapped up by a prestigious publishi ... more
My First Love
by MonteR on April 27, 2016The following is an article I wrote for a local contest. It didn’t win but I thought I would share it anyway. My First Love My first memory of my local library was of its immensity; books neatly a ... more
Effervescence of writing
by Isaparis75 on April 21, 2016If you are asking yourselves what motivates me to jump out of bed in the morning, the answer lies in my passion for writing. I have a passion for words and I love sharing content with my readers. Very ... more
The Search of Happiness
by JJames on April 21, 2016Gay Star News recently reported that according to a recent survey by Kings College London, gay men are one and a half times more likely to suffer with depression than straight men. Suicide rates amo ... more
Why On Earth Knoxville?
by ElizabethFisher on April 20, 2016Why did I pick Knoxville, Tennessee, as the setting for my debut novel, Curse Me Not? Easy. The town is big enough to have everything from an opera company to a paint ball club, yet it’s small enoug ... more
The Healing Power of Writing
by JJames on April 19, 2016This is the first time I have written a blog and to be honest I spent quite some time thinking about what I should write about. Why would anyone want to listen to me I kept thinking?! But I guess that ... more
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by SorayaBooks on April 18, 2016Click on the link to follow my blogs ... more
Historical Fiction - its just a story!!
by sportourer1 on April 17, 2016I write historical fiction set in some instances during the years of the Napoleonic Wars. This is a period of history with many followers who have an obsessive almost encyclopaedic knowledge of the su ... more